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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
5
A sparse OCR fragment lists ships, ports, and construction tasks involving Wilhelmina, Neetu, Piva, and various workers. It mentions deck schemes, loading for Kaual Ports, new decks, paving blocks, and ongoing repairs at multiple coastal sites with references to Messrs and Hie in a busy maritime operations context. The text reads as scattered logistical items and production notes from a port project.
An unclear OCR fragment appears to report on local history or civic notices. It includes scattered proper names and places, with missing context and corrupted words making precise details difficult to extract. The readable portions hint at events and dates but lack coherent structure.
Fragmented text describes urgency to advance homestead projects and mentions routes, fees, and regulatory terms. It references a commission or office overseeing property allocations and potential deadlines. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary OCR text describes work at a lighthouse project with mentions of naming, plans, and supervision. The garbled lines reference diameter measures and temporary hymns, hinting at technical steps and authorities but lack clear dates or locations.
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS IN FOREIGN PORTS REPORTS ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TIMETABLES FOR SHIPS SUCH AS VIRGINIAN, PORT ALLEN, AND MAREH, INCLUDING SAILING DATES, PORTS OF CALL, AND DESTINATIONS. THE LISTS NOTE VESSEL NAMES, SCHEDULED ARRIVALS, AND ROUTES, WITH PARTIAL DETAILS FOR MARCH 20.
A partially legible OCR describes a model tract project with roads lanes and utilities. It references a future survey or development near Kutukuna Avenue and a market area, detailing access, drainage, and construction features. The text mentions a central plaza, walkways, and ferry-like connections, aiming to zone the area for residential and commercial use.
A large audience heard Democratic leaders discuss party direction and issues ahead of the election. Key speakers included McCindley and others who argued for change and emphasized unity within the party.
Two bids were opened yesterday for the Pupukea roadway project. City officials noted the competition included several local contractors and analyzed bids for price and experience before proceeding to award.
Announcements and performances fill the night featuring Openity win, production acts, and a discursive sermon. The program lists choir pieces, solo performances by W G Mult, and a talk on prayer.
In an item from the water commission notes the present shipping rate structure and total revenue projections. The document details per thousand gallons, citywide consumption, and allocations to public institutions and parks. It cites the Water Works Department, totaling several thousand dollars annually and outlining distribution by rate category and vendor.
A site test shows wetlands can be drained under heavy rainfall loss conditions. Officials describe measures to remove puddles, monitor water levels, and assess the impact on nearby land and public works funding.
The article notes confidence that the Kayl bill will pass, with strong support from Senate committees and favorable sentiment in both houses. It mentions key figures like Mr Thompson and Col Hepburn, and discusses anticipated approval by the local legislature and possible implications for import stands.
An OCR fragment promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with unclear phrasing and misread words. The ad references a tonic stimulant and life invigoration claims, noting availability in a region and a Rochester New York company.
Fragmented OCR lists many unreadable names and places. The text mentions departed persons and several unusual phrases, with references to individuals and possible locations, but lacks coherent events or clear context. The result is a partial, unclear record with multiple garbled terms and no actionable details.
In Wailuku the county clerk’s office lists multiple contracts awarded to firms including High Erneta and others for school and home improvements, with extensions and new additions planned at Kaila place. The process included a vote by the Regulation Yale committee and attendance by local officials. The losing bidder questioned the awarded scope and timing amid a housing and water access context tied to Makawao.
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